Does Lou Piniella belong in the Hall of Fame?
Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:06 AM EDT
Results with 9 short comments
Total of 373 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

81.2%
Yes
303 votes

18.8%
No
70 votes

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Yes
Loooou!! The guy has done for baseball what the bun has done for the hotdog. Piniella...Hall of Famer...no question.

#1
- shanecon
- 1:41 am EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
Yes
Absolutely! He's truly a class act and I wish he'd stayed in Seattle!
#2
- Carol9251951
- 2:36 am EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
Yes
Absolutely!
#3
- Kathy Kellner
- 7:48 am EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
Yes
He has been up and down..He has thrown his tantrums. But, he has been good for the game and loved it like nothing else...
#4
- EarlyRead
- 8:21 am EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
No
Nice guy, not HOF achievements as a manager and definitely not as player.
#5
- BigBBFan
- 9:30 am EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
No
While everybody respects "sweet" Lou - he just doesn't have HOF #'s
#6
- bballfan-2248247
- 4:13 pm EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
Yes
14th all time in managerial wins, above .500 career, a world series title. And a classy guy to boot.
1 vote
#7
- Chris-2248604
- 5:12 pm EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
Yes
As a manager, he should be a cinch. Look at all the places he has been. He has won (not a World Series) but won and developed young playe
#8
- Ward-374799
- 6:55 pm EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
No
Danny Murtaugh deserves election before Piniella.
#9
- maz&hoakfan
- 10:11 pm EDT on Mon Aug 23, 2010
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Which team was the big winner at the MLB trade deadline?
Sat Jul 31, 2010 9:59 PM EDT
Results with 6 short comments
Total of 1,066 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

Yankees

38%
(405 votes)
Phillies

20.5%
(219 votes)
Rangers

17.6%
(188 votes)
Padres

9%
(96 votes)
Dodgers

6.1%
(65 votes)
Pirates

4.2%
(45 votes)
Nationals

2.3%
(25 votes)
Angels

2.2%
(23 votes)
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Yankees
They plugged some holes with solid veterans at very low cost. Fewer chinks in the armor.
1 vote
#10
- Marshall in PA
- 10:52 pm EDT on Sat Jul 31, 2010
Rangers
Astros. Smart moves to rebuild.
#11
- Tom-1283080
- 11:02 pm EDT on Sat Jul 31, 2010
Padres
yankees and their fans suck the big one. don't deserve a good guy like berkman
#12
- SpankYoMonkey
- 11:24 pm EDT on Sat Jul 31, 2010
Rangers
Cliff Lee, enough said. 1 more bat will help the Yankees marginally, Lee makes the Rangers the team to beat in the AL.
2 votes
#13
- Marc - TX
- 2:08 am EDT on Sun Aug 1, 2010
Yankees
Yankees are committed to winning another world championship. (as much as I hate saying this!)
#14
- Hitobito
- 8:51 am EDT on Sun Aug 1, 2010
Yankees
Why aren't the Giants on this list? The hottest team in the National League for the past month, they fulfilled 2 of their biggest needs.
1 vote
#15
- 5daughters
- 10:17 am EDT on Sun Aug 1, 2010
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Yankees	38% (405 votes)
Phillies	20.5% (219 votes)
Rangers	17.6% (188 votes)
Padres	9% (96 votes)
Dodgers	6.1% (65 votes)
Pirates	4.2% (45 votes)
Nationals	2.3% (25 votes)
Angels	2.2% (23 votes)

Who was the biggest All-Star snub?

Sun Jul 4, 2010 5:03 PM EDT

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Total of 686 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

Joey Votto, Reds	34% (233 votes)
Kevin Youkilis, Red Sox	19.1% (131 votes)
Jered Weaver, Angels	8.5% (58 votes)
Mike Pelfrey, Mets	7.6% (52 votes)
Stephen Strasburg, Nationals	7.6% (52 votes)
Paul Konerko, White Sox	7.3% (50 votes)
Rafael Soriano, Rays	4.7% (32 votes)
Colby Rasmus, Cardinals	3.8% (26 votes)
Jaime Garcia, Cardinals	3.2% (22 votes)
Dan Uggla, Marlins	2.9% (20 votes)
Francisco Liriano, Twins	1.5% (10 votes)

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Paul Konerko, White Sox

JUSTIN VERLANDER WILL BE THE CY YOUNG WINNER THIS YEAR BUT IS IS NOT AN ALL-STAR?!!!

#16

- JIM-939531

- 5:42 pm EDT on Sun Jul 4, 2010

Mike Pelfrey, Mets

The guy has done everything well and is winning games.

#17

- John Pileggi

- 7:27 pm EDT on Sun Jul 4, 2010

Mike Pelfrey, Mets

None can compare with Hank Greenberg in
1938.

#18

- chinasailor

- 7:55 pm EDT on Sun Jul 4, 2010

Stephen Strasburg, Nationals

All-STAR Game. It should be the players that fans want to see. Period. Maybe then the ratings would be better!

#19

- J-978314

- 11:46 pm EDT on Sun Jul 4, 2010

Joey Votto, Reds

1. Votto
2. Youkilis
3. Weaver
4. Garcia
5. Pettitte (not listed?)
6. Latos (" ")
7. Pelfrey
8. Konerko
9. Soriano
10. Rios/Olivo/Wagner

#20

- Raysguy987

- 5:15 am EDT on Mon Jul 5, 2010

Joey Votto, Reds

Miguel Olivo . Leads all ML catchers in base stealers cut down; batting over .300 with 11HRs and clutch RBI's; he's an All Star

1 vote

#21

- RockiesRule

- 6:23 pm EDT on Mon Jul 5, 2010

Stephen Strasburg, Nationals

this is ridiculous in my 80 yrs i have seen a bunch of Strasburgs he will have to wait histurn if he is that good he will get there someda

#22

- ED -653122

- 8:06 pm EDT on Mon Jul 5, 2010

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Does Major League Baseball need a hard salary cap?
Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:55 PM EDT
Results with 44 short comments
Total of 2,861 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

89.1%
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
2,549 votes

10.9%
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
312 votes

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Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Yes! As much as I love the Phillies and the Red Sox, a cap will bring back the possibility of parity.
#23
- boto
- 3:10 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
It's always the Yankees that seem to be in contention, because they spend more money than anyone else. It usually makes for a boring game.
1 vote
#24
- Paddy123-1970219
- 6:09 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Yes, both football & hockey have had champions from small cities. In baseball & basket ball, it seems to be the same few teams every year.
#25
- dman-353357
- 6:23 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Every major sport has a cap which creates more parity. Just buying players is just not fair. The cable tv $ of big market teams is a factor
#26
- gregg m
- 7:12 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
I am from Boston, and not only is it unfair, it is BORING to see the same teams every year.
2 votes
#27
- Kevin C-752389
- 7:29 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
everyone needs to quit their whining!
#28
- doyourhomework,America!
- 7:30 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
A salary cap will do nothing when you have owners that don't want to spend and prefer to live off revenue sharing.
2 votes
#29
- bh0673
- 7:35 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Like everything else in this country playoffs and championships are for sale to the wealthiest teams. The field should be more equal.
1 vote
#30
- Paul -517404
- 7:36 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Also, a computer/camera should be used to call balls and strikes. Umps don't use the real strike zone.
1 vote
#31
- Rob-756360
- 7:37 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
What really annoys me is how smug Yankee fans are winning with a payroll double most clubs.
3 votes
#32
- Falstaffsmind
- 8:05 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
If you think that a salary cap would cut your ticket prices, you're delusional. Owners want a cap so that they get bigger profits.
2 votes
#33
- composer
- 8:13 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
I'm a fan of one of the big market teams and I have enough common sense to know it would even the playing field for competition!
#34
- DMONMCD
- 8:23 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
Owners who want to win will pay. Owners who don't won't. KC has the richest owner in baseball and won't spend his money to win.
#35
- UncleKevin
- 8:33 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
I am a long time Yankee fan, and I will admit that some teams have an unfair advantage.
#36
- Peter-493933
- 9:22 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
rock and a hard place....players deserve their cut, but current system is unfair...some teams wouldn't spend it anyway...Yankee fan here
#37
- Keith-1296073
- 9:29 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Yankees fan here, and OH HELL YEAH we need a hard cap.
#38
- Don_C
- 9:36 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
All major sports need a hard salary cap so that there is parity and not the "haves" and "have nots" like it is now.
#39
- ScottP in Bwk
- 9:45 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
There are 8 major league teams. The remaining teams are merely a farm system for the 8. They develop players and than lose to free agency
1 vote
#40
- Edd
- 10:09 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
If there are "plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs", then why isn't Kansas City getting better?
#41
- Greg in SoCal
- 10:16 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
I don't see a cap solving the problem. If small market teams will not invest, even with profit sharing, this would only hurt the game.
#42
- Marshall in PA
- 10:24 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Totally; the yanks will try to buy the championships year-after-year-after-year. BORING!
#43
- happy on sanibel
- 10:30 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
I am fine with a hard cap as long as MLB makes teams spend to the cap. Now there are teams who do not spend even the revenue sharing amount
#44
- Heresy
- 10:54 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
absolutely let parity come on the playing field and not from the wallet. cut the divas frin the game and make it affordable again for all
#45
- Jager1000
- 11:11 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
No, there are plenty of measures in place (like revenue sharing) to help the poorer clubs
Think Tampa Bay & Twins. They did it without salary cap competing with the Yankees and Boston
#46
- Gary-1052308
- 11:18 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010
Yes, the current system gives an unfair advantage to the big-market teams
Yes, the top money should be $1M, same with all sports.
1 vote
#47
- Dan T-880865
- 11:19 am EDT on Wed Jul 7, 2010

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Should Stephen Strasburg be an All-Star?
Sun Jun 27, 2010 11:26 PM EDT
Results with 24 short comments
Total of 1,444 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

24.6%
Yes, the game is for the fans, and he's who they want to see
355 votes

75.4%
No, there are others more deserving
1,089 votes

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No, there are others more deserving
Um, no. Someone who has pitched 3 whole games doesn't deserve to take the place of someone who is 10-1 or better and has been good all year
3 votes
#48
- Paul William Tenny
- 2:15 am EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Since Bud mad the All-Star game count for something (home-field in the WS), however stupid, it's no longer a sideshow, earn your spot!
2 votes
#49
- Voice_of_Reason
- 12:52 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Maybe next year.....
1 vote
#50
- mendy07
- 2:13 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
The guy has a 2-1 record against three weak teams. Lets see how he fares against Atlanta and the Mets before we annoint him.
3 votes
#51
- bh0673
- 3:10 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
You don't step in and throw a couple of good games and beat out people who have performed all year. Lets see how he holds up over time!
1 vote
#52
- John Lewis-636714
- 3:32 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
2011 all star game is where he belongs ... maybe.
#53
- Not in 2010
- 4:34 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
One should be elected based on more than a month of work no matter how much hype.
1 vote
#54
- Prince Myshkin
- 4:41 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
Yes, the game is for the fans, and he's who they want to see
Who's going to make more people watch, Strasburg or some KC Royal nobody ever heard of?
1 vote
#55
- J-978314
- 7:10 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
I'd really be disappointed if he was picked for the team. Hasn't earned it yet.
1 vote
#56
- frankfso
- 9:25 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
He really got his butt kicked tonight. The Braves saw that he always keeps it low and outside, so they took it the other way with success.
1 vote
#57
- paul b-922206
- 10:38 pm EDT on Mon Jun 28, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Ane all-star does not one month make. Yes, he is doing well right now. If he continues and is constistent in the long term he will be man
#58
- ajl-1714728
- 12:03 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
No way. After 5 games! This is ridiculous. The problem with sports these days is giving players money and recognition before it's earned
1 vote
#59
- sportsnut58
- 12:54 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
Yes, the game is for the fans, and he's who they want to see
The game is for the fans, and I would love to see him pitch in the AS game.
#60
- Kevin C-752389
- 7:01 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
He has not had enough time in the majors. 5 games does not make him an all-star.
#61
- Stanley Brown-1025935
- 7:56 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
No, not at this time. He has shown a lot of potential in the Big Leagues, but I wouldn't consider him an all star, yet!
#62
- gs7101
- 8:42 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Give me a break.Remember Domtrelle willis? Won his first ten games, now he is a hasbeen. Sandy Koufax, he's not.
#63
- Mike-1041807
- 8:54 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
No, no, no. He hasn't done anything yet. Why is this even a discussion?
#64
- Alan-474203-715591
- 9:19 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
The same rules should apply to everyone. And whatever happened to Kerry Woods?
#65
- RangerRandy
- 9:26 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Ridiculous article to even suggest sending a 2 month rookie to the all star game..
#66
- Jangocat
- 10:05 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Let's see how he fares in this league after hitters have the chance to face him more than once or twice before crowning him an All Star
#67
- Coach-1933192
- 10:43 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
He just came up and reality is beginning to set in. There are players who should not be bumped because a phenom has excited the universe!
#68
- woodmont
- 11:44 am EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Gotta earn it. He will, but not this year.
#69
- Jake Doppler
- 12:05 pm EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
No he should not. It under values the game and what it takes to get on the teams. Every player who has a hype machine-hot June get in?
1 vote
#70
- Tigers1
- 12:39 pm EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
No, there are others more deserving
Who has he pitched against Pit, Cle, CWS,KC (lost to KC) with a 2-1 record and 1 ND.All Bad teams. One good team Atl- shelled him.No allsta
#71
- Ron-1935487
- 6:17 pm EDT on Tue Jun 29, 2010
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Is this the greatest rookie class in MLB history?
Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:20 PM EDT
Results
Total of 360 votes

18.6%
Yes
67 votes

22.8%
No
82 votes

58.6%
Time will tell
211 votes

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How good do you expect Stephen Strasburg to be?
Mon Jun 7, 2010 10:10 PM EDT
Results
Total of 401 votes

40.6%
Hall of Famer
163 votes

24.2%
All-Star
97 votes

24.7%
Solid long-time player
99 votes

10.5%
A big bust
42 votes

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Who will win the Lakers-Suns playoff series?
Wed May 26, 2010 2:24 AM EDT
Results with 21 short comments
Total of 2,889 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments

66.5%
Los Angeles Lakers
1,922 votes

33.5%
Phoenix Suns
967 votes

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Los Angeles Lakers
I think the Lakers will step it up a little more and win the series in six games. The Suns are a good team but the Lakers are better.
#72
- BIG BRUCE
- 3:21 am EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
There is something about being used to winning, and having that killer instinct. I think LA has it, and Phoenix doesn't.
#73
- Paul F
- 3:26 am EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Should be a great series but the Lakers in 6
#74
- K. Webb
- 9:46 am EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Phoenix Suns
Can the underdogs shock us? Yes! No heartbreak hotel for the Suns this year.
1 vote
#75
- rational voter
- 10:25 am EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
LA will win - they are just a stronger team! I hope LA's Latino fans show up in droves when LA visits PHX. AZ needs a reality check.
#76
- LE1910
- 10:39 am EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
World Champion Lakers in 5 over the setting Suns. Nash is no Kobe and the Lakers aren't the weak Nuggets or Spurs. Lakers will win NBA Fina
1 vote
#77
- Eric, Salinas, CA
- 12:02 pm EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Would be nice to see this re match, the Lakers an and the Boston Celtics.
#78
- Edward-453134
- 3:53 pm EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers Rule!!!
#79
- Mchris1947
- 6:45 pm EDT on Tue May 11, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Only the lakers can KO the lakers, revenge and focused, phoenix doesn't have a prayer. Lakers(USA) 4 los illegal suns (Mexico) 0 !!!
2 votes
#80
- nickLA
- 2:48 pm EDT on Thu May 13, 2010
Phoenix Suns
Suns in 5. Go Suns!!!
Phoenix has a bench that is almost as strong as their starters and Kobe is getting tired.
#81
- missAZ-1
- 6:57 pm EDT on Thu May 13, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Do I think Phoenix will be a push over? No not a chance. I however do not see them taking 4 out of 7 from LA with LA having HCA. 4-2 LA
#82
- MotMan
- 9:47 am EDT on Fri May 14, 2010
Phoenix Suns
Addidas and Nike are already losers. They cannot use the puppet ads...GREAT NEWS! Now Phoenix can finish off their entire marketing plan.
#83
- concerned in Central FL
- 12:28 pm EDT on Fri May 14, 2010
Phoenix Suns
suns too fast, kobe averages 15
#84
- beefcakes
- 2:08 pm EDT on Fri May 14, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
My heart says Phoenix (despite my current loathing of Arizona's culture). But my head must go with the Lakers. Alas.

Hope I'm wrong.
#85
- Hackpiper
- 12:59 pm EDT on Mon May 17, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
The Suns have a stronger team than last year, but the Lakers are going to pull through in six games.
#86
- Edgar3000
- 2:10 pm EDT on Mon May 17, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
The only question now is whether the Suns will win a game. The answer: No.
#87
- avomonster
- 1:03 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers in five. I hate it when rapists succeed.
#88
- Don Doh
- 9:48 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Suns are now Los Sundown.
#89
- Aaron-822126
- 10:10 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Phil is what 157-0 when his team wins the Game 1. You do the math.
#90
- Lion Woods
- 10:11 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Kobe's back.
#91
- Marshall in PA
- 10:50 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
Los Angeles Lakers
Are you kidding? There's no chance the Suns can beat the Lakers, and it was pretty obvious Monday night. Love Nash, but Lakers rule!!!
#92
- Gaylin-469702
- 11:18 am EDT on Tue May 18, 2010
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Scouts or stats: Where do you stand?
Wed Mar 31, 2010 2:33 AM EDT
There are some who believe the best way to evaluate a baseball player is with your own eyes, while some say that the numbers never lie. Where do you stand?
Results
Total of 231 votes

23.4%
Scouts: You have to see a player to know how good he is
54 votes

13.9%
Stats: Unlike a human, the numbers don't have any biases
32 votes

62.8%
Both: A good general manager looks at all the information available
145 votes

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Are the Nats smart to start Stephen Strasburg in the minors?
Sun Mar 21, 2010 8:10 PM EDT
Results with 2 short comments
Total of 132 votes

72.7%
Yes, you have to play it safe with such a young talent
96 votes

27.3%
No, he's ready for the majors now
36 votes

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Yes, you have to play it safe with such a young talent
yes, two words Kerry Wood.
#93
- Omega in Colorado
- 11:15 pm EDT on Mon Mar 22, 2010
Yes, you have to play it safe with such a young talent
The Washington Nationals have always been lousy, so they have to start slow so they can build up their ballclub.
#94
- Edgar3000
- 2:38 pm EDT on Mon May 17, 2010
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